Braves at Nats GTD

thethe said:
1.3/128*162 is 1.65. Camargo will have significantly better defensive numbers as well.
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Offset by significantly lesser base running numbers.

And are you sure Camargo is going to play 162 games? Does your pozzimania know no bounds lol?
 
thewupk said:
No reason Camargo shouldn't be the other half of a platoon with Ruiz.
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I'd like to see Ruiz as well but Camargo has earned the time more than Ruiz and if he isn't everyday at third then snitker may do something stupid like play him at SS 2 time's a week and I'd like to avoid that.
 
sturg33 said:
Hard to blame the Sox for taking the player they did

More reason to wonder what the "Powerhouse" FO is thinking
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So then they were at the market?

I'm glad it didn't happen but it'd not an overpay which I think you're making it out to be.
 
thethe said:
I'd like to see Ruiz as well but Camargo has earned the time more than Ruiz and if he isn't everyday at third then snitker may do something stupid like play him at SS 2 time's a week and I'd like to avoid that.
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Camargo has feasted on lefties with a big helping thanks to a 468 BABIP against them and has a 669 OPS against righties. And right now he has roughly twice as many abs against righties as he does against lefties. He would have a worse ratio if he played everyday. And with BABIP normalization is overall stats would not be very good. The Braves would get better production out of a good platoon than Camargo everyday at 3B.
 
thewupk said:
No reason Camargo shouldn't be the other half of a platoon with Ruiz.
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Ruiz has a 0.314 xwOBA vs RHers, while Camargo is sitting at 0.271. Camargo has a .362 vs RHers.

Assuming a 4:1 RH:LH pitcher ratio, that platoon should produce somewhere around a 0.325 wOBA. Couple that with above average defense, and the Braves should expect about 2+ wins from the position in 2018.
 
Enscheff said:
Ruiz has a 0.314 xwOBA vs RHers, while Camargo is sitting at 0.271. Camargo has a .362 vs RHers.

Assuming a 4:1 RH:LH pitcher ratio, that platoon should produce somewhere around a 0.325 wOBA. Couple that with above average defense, and the Braves should expect about 2+ wins from the position in 2018.
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doesn't have to be a strict platoon, but something like that makes a lot of sense
 
Enscheff said:
Ruiz has a 0.314 xwOBA vs RHers, while Camargo is sitting at 0.271. Camargo has a .362 vs RHers.

Assuming a 4:1 RH:LH pitcher ratio, that platoon should produce somewhere around a 0.325 wOBA. Couple that with above average defense, and the Braves should expect about 2+ wins from the position in 2018.
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makes to much sense to be used
 
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Ruiz is a very good complement for Camargo, Swanson and Albies, given that those three all hit lefties significantly better.
 
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